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You can now select a radiative equilibrium wall energy condition option for more accurate modeling of steady-state hypersonic flows.
There are two new turbulence modeling options for SST: a "sust" modification that helps maintain freestream turbulence levels, and the Hellsten rotation correction that improves accuracy in rotation-dominated flow regions.
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The moment distribution visualization is now available in the user interface as a 2D plot, making it easier to analyze and understand moment data alongside the existing force distribution visualization.
The Results table now includes a "Mesh Strategy" column that displays how each simulation's mesh was created (LMA, Max Count, Target Count, or Minimal). You can search, sort, and filter results by mesh strategy to better organize and compare your simulations.
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You can now retrieve configuration parameters from OnShape Part Studios, making it easier to work with parameterized CAD models in your workflows.
The results table has additional columns
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The AI assistant can now search the web in real time to answer questions about current information — such as the latest software documentation, recent research, or up-to-date product details — going beyond what is stored in its knowledge base. This capability is available across all main-app assistant agents, including the supervisor, setup, data analytics, and recommender agents.
The AI assistant now uses latest Opus 4.7 and GPT 5.5 models for various tasks on the platform
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You can select Fast from the colormap picker in the visualization UI, alongside existing options like Rainbow, Cool to Warm, and Plasma.
An optional `request_id` parameter is now available. This can be used as an idempotency key to deduplicate pipeline/job creation across multiple logically identical requests.
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The Python SDK now includes AutoStreamlines, a new filter that automatically determines optimal seed placement for streamline visualizations using a data-driven approach. This removes the need to manually configure seed positions, making it easier to generate accurate flow visualizations with less setup.
The Notebook Assistant is able to do web searches to fetch the latest information about coding tasks and others.
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We’ve significantly accelerated meshing performance. Across benchmarks, mesh time improved by 2.5x to 6x (10M–100M CVs), cutting total simulation time — so you can generate high‑fidelity results faster without changing mesh quality.

Pipelines is a new Early Access capability for automating large batches of simulation work on Luminary. Define a reusable, parameterized workflow as a set of dependent stages (e.g., ReadGeometry → Mesh → Simulate), then run hundreds to thousands of variants by invoking it with a PipelineArgs table—each row becomes a run.
Pipelines integrates with Named Variables so each run can apply a different Named Variable Set to generate parametric geometry while the UI provides dashboards and detailed views to manage execution and results.
To help you get started, a new Pipelines Tutorial sample notebook has been added. It walks through a complete end-to-end Pipelines workflow on Luminary using a parametric wing-body geometry, and can be opened and cloned directly from the UI.
The AI assistant in the can now browse and read your notebooks and uploaded files on demand. When you ask the assistant a file you've uploaded, it can look up the contents directly.
The AI Assistant now shows its thinking process while generating responses.
The 3D visualization canvas now supports a fullscreen mode, maximizing your screen real estate for simulation analysis. Click the new fullscreen button in the canvas toolbar to expand the 3D view while keeping the toolbar, results, and geometry panels accessible. In fullscreen mode, you can still step through simulation iterations, access the AI assistant, and control the camera — without needing to exit fullscreen.
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When creating a project, you can now specify your preferred unit system:
Note: Unit systems are set at project creation time and cannot be changed later. This ensures consistency and accuracy throughout your entire simulation workflow.

Define geometric zones (boxes, cylinders, spheres) to control adaptive mesh refinement with fine-grained error weighting and distance parameters.
Key Features:
Available when using LMA (Automatic Mesh Refinement) as your meshing method.

The Assistant now automatically compacts long conversation histories to stay within the model's context window. When compacting runs, a "Compacting conversation" status indicator appears in the chat.
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You can now upload screenshots of the app to assistant for better context.
Intersection curves now automatically merge and connect across multiple surfaces, ensuring smooth, continuous polylines for accurate data extraction.

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We’ve introduced a new transformation feature that enables users to mirror or pattern simulation results (such as half-plane or half-car models) to visualize the full domain without additional computational cost. By applying these transforms to surfaces and filters in the results tab, users can easily generate high-fidelity, complete visualizations for symmetric or rotationally symmetric simulations.

To improve control over high-volume workflows, we have decoupled individual runs within Design of Experiments (DOE) sets, allowing users to manage them independently. Users can now cancel or delete specific runs within a DOE without affecting the entire batch.